It’s the most wonderful time of the year—and the season of scratching your head wondering what to get everyone on your list – and let us not forget those hostess gifts for holiday parties! We’re here to make your shopping easy and meaningful. WWGFA Tiny Works of Art: These small framed prints (available in black […]
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Welcome November and welcome fall! With the new season comes lots of exciting updates at Wendy Webster Good Fine Art! We’ve introduced a new size print this year that has been a big hit: our Tiny Works! These 2×3 framed prints are available in white or black, and most of Wendy’s images can be found
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Happy Summer!!! I am sorry I have been M.I.A. for a bit. As summer gears up, I get very busy with the store, finishing my calendar, and commission work. But enough about me, the store has so many new items that I want to share, so I will get going on that. Last time I
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This week I would like to introduce you to John from Quercus Woodworking in Alfred Maine. John is a fourth generation woodworker and has had his beautiful products in our store for more than 10 years! Being a true outdoorsman, John finds great pleasure in working with wood. He started carving spoons in college where
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For the past few months I have been talking about my own art, but now that the shop/gallery is in full swing for the season I wanted to introduce you to some of the other artists and makers who we carry in-store and online. This week I introduce you to Colley Hill Candles. I met
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Here we are, headed into our 11th season in Kennebunkport and I find my self reflecting on the past years and how we have grown. A little back ground info for you, we actually started across the street at Union Square where we tested the waters to see if a gallery featuring my artwork along
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Let’s talk about light this week and how it plays an important role in a painting. I’m going to use my painting On the Mooring as a reference, as I love how the early morning light played an important role in the success of the painting. There are a few elements that make a painting
In my last few blogs, I kept going reiterating the term “values”, so I decided this week to talk more about what that means by using an example of my drawing, Goat Island Light. While I am known for my watercolors paintings, pencil drawings actually happen to be my favorite. I don’t know why, but
Ever since I began teaching, I get a lot of students who want to paint the beach and seagrass, so I feel it’s time to have a chat about both of those. Painting a beach scene can seem like a simple painting, but you would be surprised at how difficult it can be to choose
A lot of times an artist can overcomplicate their approach to a painting, which then results in an overcomplicated painting. As an artist, I’m guilty of this too. So this week I want to talk about keeping it simple. Using my new painting, Nubble Winter, as a reference to keeping it simple, let’s get to
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